Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
CEREBRAL nGARKETs.
r-otuoe and Provislonu.

ct. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 27.-Flour-M Market
quiet, steady, firm ana unchanged. wheat
Market strong, advanced l+a-ac on good buy,
ing and higher cables weakened off % a &, c and
luctuated within small range with acti c
trading, later cold little higher but almost the
same az YESTERDAY. No red cash &c; Oc-
Der 7lGlsGC, closing Il24C; December 1874 a
79'4c, closing at 1870 bid May o04ds O'ar, clos
ing ut S0'ac Corn-Market firm, rose &c ad-
vauCed then lost, but rallied later and closed
FIRM cash 35il0391lc; October, 3St5a 3SSIc.
closing 3S4C: December $3.50, year 81 as &c,
CLOSING 81 bid May 407S 04l &c, closed 4lG4 &c
bid. Oats non al cash 232I G4r October 23l5C
bid; November Ai4c bd; May 2e5ac BID.
Rye, No salable ct 45c. Barley no demand,
selling at 66e. Hay In fair demand; timothy
SIS co; prairie, IS 80. Bran quiet but irregu-
lar at &c. Lead unsettled: common 81 %.
Eggs active aud Arm at l5c Butter steady
creamery Mt lO02 l14c dairy at l562Jc Cornmeal
Visions Dull and weak pork, irregular: in
small lots Sl4 10; standard mess SIS 30. Lard,
firm: prime steam saeable atSS s.. Dry salt
meats, boxed extra Ions S. RI; Bacon, shout
S. 1913 90; short clears, So 95G9 p. Hams,
ST. 00B4 90. Afternoon BOard-Wheat quiet :;
september 69Jac bid; October at zoe; November
7l4sc bid; December - asked; May % bid,
Corn firm 20 'tober at $3.50 November at 3I%sC;
May at 4l@A]6c. oats dulla and unchan. ed.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 81. 1t was quite gener-
ally expected that local lqui alton W uld bring
about a cecline in grain markets to day but
the crowd was wrong. Gables were again very
| encouraging for the bulls Spot wheat and
corn were hrm and in fair demand at Liver
| pool, and for futures the demand was called
| good. Exporters also reported good inquiries.
| The decrease In visible announced yes erdAy
| not only helped prices up but the more the
| fact of large decrease in vfaible wheat at this
| season of the year was considered the less
| operators felt like selling against IL, Wheat
| did not reach in the forenoon as high
| between 7IG7l1sc for October, and between 736
| 791sc for May Corn showed more frmness
| with less cause, and the October article sold at
| 4I4G42c, and May up to 451sc. Interest in
wheat WAS maintained, and at times exciting.
| Prices were: Octoper 7l4c, up to Il &c, then
down 10 tic, up again to II and back to II 3c
| from which point there was 8 rally at - 80
| which carried this future to Ike, then second
| for the day; December sold at 70 &C to open
then up TO "a &C BAG uown to % &c, md re
acted later to 14'4c; May sold at I9G sac. The
best prices OF the day wera about fifteen min.
utes before l p. m, when october sold up tC
Z S0I2tc, December to a /! : and May TO T95sc
| Flnal prices tor the day Were about the came
except for May, which showed fallinf
off OF 1s5. Corn was moderately
sctve and firm. Receipts not as large
as anticipated, and this, together with tai
urgent demand for cash corn, Tended to create
firm feeling. There was good locai demand anC
bet cr inquiry from other sources, some foreigI
| orders both for cash and future delivery beint
on market Gables were flrmer and home mar
ket steady. OCTOBER opened IL -, ranged Al a
1870 and closed al 4l7sC; May opened at "A c
ranged at 4434 d44ss and closed AT 10 &c. PrOVi
| SlOns Wer rather quiet ana changes IN price
, fslight In view of The liberal receipts OF hog
5 with further increase estimated for to morrOy
the undertone of the market indicates weake
s feelings and prices were favorable to buyers
5 Offerings moderately free while demand onl
l Pair with October and Jau deliveries attractin
9 most attention, Inquiry tor shipments wa
/ comparatively small and limited to small order
3 Offerings were moderate and price
ruled easy. Receipts Of products wer
small, while shipm nts were quite liberal an
widely distributed; European advices wer
{ unchanged. while the eastern markets wer
:. easier; october lard opened at Sc 4215, range
| at So 40G6 425 and closed ct S. AZ; short rE
! ana side were some what unsettie ana wea
snd further de ;l!nes were submitted to fC
d october delivery, while January was only
! | trihe lover; October opened 1t 81 so, range
|. al s. 50G7 50 aud closed at 81 7215; Januar
opened at So -, ranged at Sc 20a6 273z an
6 closed Mt S. 271s. Mess pork for January sol
at >l2 21}s @l2 80 and closed at ST. 80. Lead T
future, closed as follows: Wheat-Septenb be
q 7lBc; October use; December. 744c; Ma
;G 793sc. COrn-September, 4!c; October 4l75t
IS November 45sc; May $3.50. Mess pork
~ January, So 50. Lard-September So AZ
= october, s6 42K; December, So 40; Janual
i ST II. Short ribs-September, 81 12is Octobe
b s. ~ +; January. St 25 Cash quotations: Flo
IS demand priceasuucnanged; No sprlI
Ia wheat la nc; No. req T3c. No. corn A.
mess pork SIS 90. Lard s. Is. Short ribs side
loose, 81 OK dry sailed sh Juldera, boxed, s.
a 5 30; short clear sides. boxed, 90 seas co.